We are a team of student software engineers, product designers, and business developers. Our ultimate goal is improving the Penn community with technology. In addition to creating 100% free high-quality products, we give back with educational resources and technical support.
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Penn Labs

The organization that builds your favourite software.

Computer Science, BSE

School of Engineering and Applied Science

Penn Appétit is the University of Pennsylvania's innovative, student-run magazine covering all things food. We publish one print issue each semester and have a blog that's updated daily.



Penn Appétit

Covering all things food

The Computer Science Society is the University of Pennsylvania's computer science student organization. We look to build a community within computer science, and we work to provide students with as many opportunities as we can. Whether we're planning late night cookies, interview prep panels, or hackjams, we're always looking to help out the students and to promote the department.

Penn Computer Science Society

The Computer Science Society is the University of Pennsylvania's computer science student organization.

Hack4Impact is a student-run nonprofit dedicated to building software to make a social impact.
If you are passionate about social impact and technology, apply to Hack4Impact!

Hack4Impact

Hack4Impact is a student-run nonprofit dedicated to building software to make a social impact.

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We all interact with money, but do any of us know to manage it? Penn Common Cents (PCC) seeks to teach undergraduates about budgeting, investing, and saving your hard-earned money.
According to the Federal Reserve, <a href="https://pubs.aeaweb.org/doi/pdfplus/10.1257/jel.52.1.5">in a basic financial literacy test comprising of three questions</a>, only about a third of adults could answer all three questions. College students scored similar scores.
This does not have to be this way.
In fact, if you plan on buying a house someday, you can start building your credit score now. Did you know you can earn free vacations with the proper credit card? How about making safe and secure gains using CD ladders? These are all examples of personal finance; it's pertinent to everyone.&nbsp;
Whether you have a piggy bank, $100, $10,000, or a job you will want to make the most of your money! Why wait until post-grad when you can start now?
PCC is hoping to pave the way as the first undergraduate club to solely focus on advancing the state of financial literacy here at Penn.
We are the official undergraduate branch of MBA club <a href="https://www.whartoncommoncents.com/">Wharton Common Cents</a>. Originally named Penn Personal Finance.&nbsp;

Penn Common Cents

We all interact with money, but do any of us know to manage it? Penn Common Cents (PCC) seeks to teach undergraduates about budgeting, investing, and saving your hard earned money. (Originally named Penn Personal Finance)

The club is all about going and planning trips outdoors. We meet weekly to debrief past trips and to allow a space to plan future trips. We also offer opportunities to learn crucial outdoor skills throughout the year and have fun events on campus to allow people to meet other outdoor enthusiasts on campus.

Penn Outdoors Club

Enjoying the great outdoors

To strengthen the ability of socially conscious organizations to achieve high impact social outcomes primarily through consulting services.

To foster an environment in which consultants can grow as professionals, as individuals, and as a community.

180 Degrees Consulting

A student-run group that seeks to foster an appreciation for the ecological importance of the honeybee within students and members of the community.



Penn Beekeeping Club

Scared of bees? We'll help you get over that fear! Just kidding--but we do have really fun events like Bee Quizzo, DIY Beeswax Candle Making, and more!

Founded in 2005, Penn International Impact Consulting (PIIC) provides pro-bono consulting services to non-governmental organizations (NGOs) across the globe. By applying our learned business acumen, we partner with NGOs to create sustainable social impact via on-site and off-site consulting engagements. In our history, we have collaborated with over 50 NGO’s across 30 countries to develop peace initiatives, build community infrastructure, and empower abandoned women and children.&nbsp;
The incoming Associate Consultant (AC) cohort has access to exclusive training sessions by McKinsey, Bain and the Boston Consulting Group as well as experienced upperclassmen. We pride ourselves in building an incredibly strong community and invite you to learn more about what makes us special at www.penniic.com!

Penn International Impact Consulting

Penn International Impact Consulting provides pro-bono consulting services to non-governmental organizations (NGOs) across the globe.

The Wharton School

Our group hopes to foster a community where anyone can come and play games from the Super Smash Bros. series (primarily Melee and Ultimate) with others who are just as passionate about the games. We serve as the backbone for almost all video game related events on campus, specializing particularly in Nintendo games. All skill levels are welcome!

Penn Smash Bros.

Penn's premier Smash Bros group on campus

Theta Tau is the University of Pennsylvania's premier professional engineering fraternity. The purpose of Theta Tau is to develop and maintain a high standard of professional interest among its members, and to unite them in a strong bond of fraternal fellowship. Our three pillars of professional development, brotherhood, and service are reflected in our five-committee structure and complemented by our rush and pledge committees to keep membership fresh and enthusiastic. Please read on to learn more about the professional, social, and service oriented aspects of our fraternity.&nbsp;

UPenn Theta Tau

Theta Tau is the University of Pennsylvania's premier co-ed professional engineering fraternity.

Bioengineering, BSE

Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, BSE

Computer Engineering, BSE

Digital Media Design, BSE

Electrical Engineering, BSE

Materials Science and Engineering, BSE

Mechanical Engineering and Applied Mechanics, BSE

Networked and Social Systems Engineering, BSE

Systems Science and Engineering, BSE

Chinese Students' Association (CSA)

A hub for Chinese culture at Penn

GIC is an international development consultancy group at Penn, founded in 2014, that works with NGOs and impact-oriented start-ups around the world.

GIC offers organizations the fresh perspectives of committed undergraduate students through long-term collaborations designed to generate real results. Our diverse academic backgrounds enrich the skills and experiences we bring to our work and our partnerships.

From a member of GIC:
"Great real-world experience working with international development organizations (charities, non-profits, non-governmental organizations), helping them to develop a partnership prioritization framework!"

Global Impact Collaborative

International development consultancy

PAC is a student group at the University of Pennsylvania that inspires Penn students to overcome the impossible. It is one of the most dynamic, fastest growing, and visible student groups in the University. PAC offers students a hands-on project oriented experience and guides them towards aerospace technology innovation. Current projects include the Rocket, Balloon, and Aircraft teams.

Penn Aerospace Club

School of Arts & Sciences

Penn Lens is a photography club that aims to create an open space for both appreciators of photography and photographers of all levels to engage in, learn about, and discuss the art form.

Penn Lens

Penncakes is a student run group for people who like to bake, or want to learn how. Come blow off steam and enjoy some homemade tasty treats!

Penncakes

Penn’s one and only baking club

To stimulate women to achieve full potential in careers as engineers and leaders, expand the image of the engineering profession as a positive force in improving the quality of life, and demonstrate the value of diversity.

Society of Women Engineers (Undergraduate)

Penn SWE

Penn Speech and Debate facilitates undergraduate competition in NFA Lincoln-Douglas debate and sponsored speech events including persuasion, extemporaneous, impromptu, rhetorical criticism, informative, after dinner, prose, poetry, and dramatic duo.

Speech and Debate

Penn Speech and Debate facilitates undergraduate competition in NFA Lincoln-Douglas debate and sponsored speech events including persuasion, extemporaneous, impromptu, rhetorical criticism, informative, after dinner, prose, poetry, and dramatic duo.

The Signal (<a href="http://thesign.al"><ins>thesign.al</ins></a>) strives to help Penn students explore their passions and reflect more on Penn's culture and what they want to do in the future. In 2017, The Signal began as a publication that encouraged the exploration of unconventional career paths and creative passions at Penn. Today, we are a collective of creators, designers, writers, and everything in between, with the goal of enhancing the undergraduate experience for all students. Some of our past passion projects include the Anti-Resume project (<a href="http://antiresume.org"><ins>antiresume.org</ins></a>), Realtalk@Penn (<a href="http://realtalkpenn.com"><ins>realtalkpenn.com</ins></a>), Squirrels Without Morality (<a href="http://squirrelswithoutmorality.com"><ins>squirrelswithoutmorality.com</ins></a>), etc. &nbsp;

The Signal

A collective of creators, designers, writers, and everything in between.

A student-run professional organization of UPenn's Wharton School bridging the gap between the university community and the Asian business environment.

By providing the requisite resources to increase the understanding of business in Asia, WAX aims to fulfill the aspirations of students interested in making a difference in Asia. The fast-growing, dynamic environment in Asia opens up limitless opportunities for the world’s brightest young minds to establish lasting relationships with their Asian counterparts. This bond will allow the exchange of knowledge, the development of trust, and the foundation of a more fully-integrated global business environment.

Wharton Asia Exchange

The Assembly of International Students is a student group that is run and represented by students of global backgrounds, whether international or not. We organize activities such as the International Student Orientation, mentorship, parties and Phillies games, conferences and alumni networking events, and the Student Ambassador Program. We are also active on campus to promote policy changes within the Penn campus. We work closely with student government, the university administration, and the Office of International Programs to create tangible benefits for international student life, to magnify the voices of international students at Penn and beyond and to promote collaboration and harmony between students of different nations and culture. We achieve these aims by advocating for the interests of international students among other student groups, umbrella organizations, and the administration and creating a social network through which international students can connect and utilize in pursuit of common goals and ideals.

Assembly of International Students

The Assembly of International Students is a student group that is run and represented by students of global backgrounds, whether international or not.

Consult for America is a student-run organization that provides free consulting and business development services to small business owners and entrepreneurs in the Philadelphia community.

Consult For America

Penn's Premier Small Business Consulting Club

To promote global research as a professional field and to encourage international and intercultural awareness in the business world. We will do so in two ways: 
By providing Penn undergraduates with valuable research experience
By consulting for globally minded organizations

Global Research and Consulting

The International Affairs Association is one of the largest student groups at the University of Pennsylvania. Every year, we host two Model UN Conferences, compete against other schools, sponsor community service events, host speakers, and publish a series of blogs on international affairs. In addition, we maintain a strong identity as a social club, and our members are the most cohesive group on campus.



International Affairs Association

Promoting international affairs and diplomacy at Penn and beyond

Kite and Key is Penn’s largest and oldest volunteer service organization, providing tours and other specialized programming for prospective students since 1924. New members go through training during their first semester upon joining which consists of a day long Saturday retreat and weekly “Keys Workshops” in which every new member becomes part of a mentor group. We consist of fun loving spirited Penn students with a wide range of interests and backgrounds to represent our campus community!



Kite and Key Society

Connecting with prospective students

Marketing Undergraduate Student Establishment

MUSE

Penn Data Science Club is initiated by graduate students from SEAS who are interested in the data science career and now opens to all the graduate students at Penn to join in us. The club's mission is to help members understanding the current career paths and requirements in data science industry. To achieve this goal, the club is aimed to hold technical talk given by data scientists from related industry and mini data hackathons in the coming semester.

Penn Data Science Club

GIC is a not-for-profit advisory group at the University of Pennsylvania formed to catalyze the impact of global social ventures.  We offer organizations the fresh perspectives of committed  undergraduate students through long-term collaborations designed to generate real results. Our diverse academic backgrounds enrich the skills and experiences we  bring to our work and our partnerships.

Penn Global Impact Collaborative

Man has always been intrigued by the brain’s immense complexity. If you share a similar interest in this fascinating organ, then please join us! Whether you are curious about how the brain functions or the various diseases that affect it, the Penn Neuroscience Society is the perfect place for you to indulge your curiosity. Join us for discussions, lectures, and workshops given by some of the world’s most prominent neurologists and neurosurgeons from the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania. 

The University of Pennsylvania Neuroscience Society strives to provide a forum of discussion for today’s rapidly developing field of neuroscience. We seek to bring together undergraduate and graduate students who share an avid interest in learning about the human brain and nervous system, to inform these students of potential academic and clinical careers in the field of neuroscience, and to spread awareness of neurological disorders such as Parkinson’s disease and Alzheimer’s disease not only throughout Penn’s campus, but also throughout the greater Philadelphia community.



Penn Neuroscience Society

All things brain-related

1. Foster an intellectual and social community amongst majors, minors, and fellow travelers by enriching their academic experience and organizing social events such as movie-screenings, discussions, etc.; 
2. Serve as a liaison between students and faculty;
3. Serve as peer advisors;
4. Collaborate with the Undergraduate Chair on informational sessions on topics such as study abroad, research, honors, graduate paths, etc.;
5. Produce Penn Philosophical Perspectives, the Philosophy Department’s student journal;
6. Publicize opportunities for students to collaborate and venues for them to report their achievements; and
7. Collaborate with related departments, e.g. PPE.

Penn Philosophy Society

To host poker related events including tournaments and strategy sessions for all levels of players.

Penn Poker Club

The Penn Undergraduate Psychology Society is an organization for all University of Pennsylvania undergraduate students interested in exploring psychology.



Penn Undergraduate Psychology Society

The Penn Undergraduate Psychology Society is an organization for all University of Pennsylvania undergraduate students interested in exploring psychology.

PennApps

Public Policy Student Group is a student-led organization that produces various research products on current public policy issues. Outside of research and writing articles, we aim to provide a community for students interested in the public sector and to connect them with opportunities in the field in addition to a space to analyze and discuss policy issues in an interdisciplinary framework.&nbsp;

Public Policy Student Group

PPSG aims to provide a community for students interested in public policy analysis and to connect them with opportunities in the field in addition to a space to analyze and discuss policy issues in an interdisciplinary framework.

Science Olympiad at the University of Pennsylvania (SOUP) is a student-run organization at Penn that organizes a Science Olympiad invitational tournament and mentors local middle school teams in Philadelphia with the goal of spurring interest in STEM for students who might otherwise lack the opportunity.

<ins>What is Science Olympiad? </ins>
Science Olympiad is a non-profit organization that hosts official tournaments on a regional, state, and national level with around 7,600 teams of 15 students across all 50 states. These tournaments consist of 23 events that test students on a range of subjects, including biology, earth and space science, chemistry, and engineering. 

<ins>Our Purpose</ins>
Participating in high school and middle school Science Olympiad inspired many of our members to pursue degrees and careers in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. Our organization’s mission is to provide young students in the Philadelphia area and around the country with the opportunity to experience Science Olympiad.

Science Olympiad at the University of Pennsylvania

Organizers of the Science Olympiad invitational at Penn

The oldest existing branch of student government at the University of Pennsylvania, the Student Committee on Undergraduate Education was founded in 1965, a time when Penn undergraduates had little control over their own education. Since its inception, SCUE has remained an autonomous and apolitical organization whose suggestions and proposals have initiated and shaped some of the most significant projects in Penn's history.

Student Committee on Undergraduate Education (SCUE)

A branch of Penn Student Government

At t-art, we believe in inspiring students to develop their creative passions, as artists and designers have an important role in sparking new conversations and creating original works and products. 

We’re creating a dialogue between art, technology, and innovation, by bringing creators of all things together to produce written content and collaborate on a variety of artistic projects. Beyond campus, we’ll visit artist studios, galleries, auction houses, startups and other spaces to learn from and share different stories, ideas and unique perspectives. 

t-art is a student-run, online publication based at the University of Pennsylvania, covering art, design, visual expression, and pushing their boundaries through innovative mediums.

t-art

bringing creators of all things together

We strive to provide free, creative and inspirational educational magazines for pre-teens and teens in the West Philadelphia area. We feature everything and anything interesting, from the wonders of the Pyramids of Giza, to the rise of superbugs, the magic of the Fibonacci sequence, and the myths of the mystical Yeti.



UnEarthed Penn

Youth-oriented science publication

The University of Pennsylvania Game Research and Development Environment (UPGRADE) fosters creative expression through game development in the Penn community by bringing together artists, designers, programmers, writers, and musicians. We welcome members who are interested in any aspect of game development, from prototyping and concept creation to execution and publishing, including business, marketing, and financial considerations.



UPGRADE

University of Pennsylvania Game Research and Development Environment

Tutor public school students grades K-12 both in West Philadelphia Schools and on Penn's campus.

West Philadelphia Tutoring Project

WITG is a premier undergraduate club that seeks to prepare students for personal and professional success in investing. We are the largest finance and education-oriented undergraduate club in Wharton, and focus on educating students about the principles of value investing, trading, and business analysis through hands-on learning and mentorship.  The Development Team is a semester-long educational program that gives freshmen and sophomores the opportunity to learn the fundamentals of valuation and stock analysis with no required previous experience.  Students also have the opportunity to join Investment Teams in which upperclassman ‘portfolio managers’ guide analysts in each group through the process of pitching a stock - from sourcing, researching, and valuing to effectively delivering a presentation.

Wharton Investment & Trading Group

WITG

The Wharton Management club aims to educate fellow undergraduates in the field of management through experiential learning.

Wharton Management Club

Promote awareness of the consulting industry in the Penn undergraduate community by providing information, hands on experiences and networking opportunities with consulting firms.

Wharton Undergraduate Consulting Club (WUCC)

Women In Leadership Series (WILS) strives to connect Penn students with established female leaders in a variety of fields through seminars, discussions, and workshops. WILS was founded by six undergraduate women who recognized the severe shortage of women in leadership positions at Penn. We believe that by cultivating relationships between successful female leaders and Penn students, we can motivate more women to strive for positions of leadership at Penn and beyond.

Women in Leadership Series

As America's largest and oldest business fraternity, Alpha Kappa Psi has long prided itself as the premier developer of principled business leaders. For over 100 years, Alpha Kappa Psi has cultivated the world's leaders and innovators, seen from some of our alumni which include former Presidents Richard Nixon and Ronald Reagan, Wal-Mart Founder Sam Walton, publishing magnate Malcolm Forbes, and much more.

Here at Penn and Wharton, we are proud that our brothers continue to innovate not only within our fraternity but also with other organizations on campus and beyond. As just one example of AKPsi's leadership at the University of Pennsylvania, we recently established the Corporate Benefit, a ground-breaking event which connects our pillars of people, professionalism, and philanthropy. We hosted McDonald's CEO Jim Skinner, Johnson &amp; Johnson's Vice Chairman Christine Poon, representatives from many of the most respected firms in the business world, and hundreds of Penn students for an evening to celebrate and support the Philadelphia community.

As brothers of Alpha Kappa Psi, we are united by our passion for business, commitment to brotherhood, and dedication to the community. Through the resources available exclusively to AKPsi brothers and the invaluable support we provide to one another, we count among our membership leaders of other campus organizations, members of Deans' Lists, successful entrepreneurs, and valued members of the community.

When our brothers move on after college, they join our worldwide alumni network -- stretching over 125,000 members -- more prepared, more confident, and more connected. Whether you are a prospective brother, treasured alumnus, collegiate colleague, or corporate partner, I invite you to see for yourself why we are all proud to call ourselves lifetime Brothers of Alpha Kappa Psi.

Alpha Kappa Psi

AIChE is a pre-professional organization for students studying or interested in chemical engineering. Our chapter at Penn connects students to AIChE at the national level and provides resources for academic support, career and internship advice, opportunities to network with other students, faculty, employers, and more! As the only chemical engineering group on campus, our board plans social, professional, and academic events for all CBE students, as well as students in related majors across Penn.&nbsp;

American Institute of Chemical Engineers

AIChE

Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering, MSE

Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, Minor

Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, PhD

Bent Button Productions is the University of Pennsylvania's only film production group! Check out our stuff!

We write, shoot, direct, edit, and sometimes act in the films to create an interactive, hands-on learning experience. All the members love entertainment, and we want to share our enthusiasm with others.



Bent Button Productions

Film production group

Big Brothers Big Sisters Independence region is the most experienced donor and volunteer supported one-to-one youth mentoring organization in Pennsylvania. BBBS SEPA matches Penn students with local elementary and middle school students to give children a firsthand look at higher education and to offer college students a way to give back. About BBBS members: Martha Gakunju is the current Big Brothers Big Sisters Board President. She's a Junior in the College studying HSOC. Martha has been a Big for 2 years and her Little's name is Mayannah, who turned 13 last fall. Both Aaliyah and Mayannah love sports and playing games. Mayannah is excited to join her basketball team this coming fall! Dejania Cotton-Samuel is a junior in the College of Arts &amp; Sciences majoring in Biological Basis of Behavior. Dee has been a big for 1 year. Her little, Erin, loves reading just as much as she does! Dejania's favorite thing about being a big is seeing how happy Erin is when she arrive to the playground, ready to hear a recap of the books she’s reading. Noah Moyse is a freshman in the College of Arts and Sciences and he joined BBBS in the fall. He's really enjoyed being a Big, whether he's just talking to his Little or watching him show off his complete mastery of all the Fortnite dances. Most of all, there’s nothing better than seeing his Little’s face light up when he sees Noah come into the room.

Big Brothers Big Sisters

To provide children facing adversity with strong and enduring, professionally supported one-to-one relationships that change their lives for the better, forever

Community School Student Partnerships (CSSP) is a student organization that provides academic and cultural enrichment to children and families in the West and Southwest Philadelphia communities. As part of Penn’s overall university-assisted community network through the Netter Center for Community Partnerships, CSSP operates recess, school day, after school and evening programs across six public schools in West Philadelphia by recruiting, training, and coordinating over 400 Penn student tutors/mentors. In addition, CSSP coordinators mobilize various student groups and organizations who are interested in doing service in schools.



Community School Student Partnerships

Enriching the educational and cultural experiences of children in West Philadelphia public schools

Engineers Without Borders

University of Pennsylvania Chapter of EWB-USA

We are the University of Pennsylvania's chapter for Habitat for Humanity! We help fight homelessness in our community and beyond, through monthly builds, community outreach, and various related events throughout the year. 

Penn's campus chapter of Habitat for Humanity participates in local builds and hosts on-campus events and events with other local chapters. We have various committees that organize events including the build, fundraising, outreach, coalition and social committees. Join us for a great year!

Habitat Philadelphia is an affiliate of Habitat for Humanity International, the largest non-profit homebuilder worldwide. There are more than 2,100 Habitat affiliates in over 100 countries. Together these affiliates have built over 400,000 homes since 1976. Every 10 minutes around the world, HFHI volunteers help move a family into safe, decent affordable shelter. We partner with families who enter our homeownership program based on three criteria: level of need, willingness to become partners in the program and ability to repay the loan. Our families earn between 30-60% below the median income. To give you an idea, the majority of our four person families are earning between $25,000 - $35,000/year.

Habitat for Humanity

Help fight homelessness in our community and beyond, through monthly builds, community outreach, and various related events throughout the year.

Annenberg School for Communication

School of Nursing

Senior

The ICA Student Board aims to make ICA an essential space for student engagement with the arts at Penn. The Student Board leads student initiatives that foster and strengthen the relationship between ICA and Penn’s student body, advises ICA staff as representatives of the student body, plans and executes dynamic student-centered public events (student nights, study sessions, and more), and learns from artists and professionals in the art world. Student Board members are ambassadors of ICA’s exhibitions and programs to students by advocating and promoting the museum in their academic and social networks.

Institute of Contemporary Art Student Board

University of Pennsylvania Korean Student Association consists of students whose goal is to promote Korean culture on campus and in the community. It is a great place to make lasting friendships, destress, and connect with Korean cultural heritage. It is also a good network to find out about cultural events. Hosts events on a biweekly basis, creates a good environment for socializing.

Korean Student Association (KSA)

University of Pennsylvania Korean Student Association consists of students whose goal is to promote Korean culture on campus and in the community.

Manāna is dedicated to creating happy memories and joyful occasions for underprivileged, refugee, and sick children by hosting birthday parties, giving gifts, and having other festivities.

Manāna

Manāna is dedicated to creating happy memories and joyful occasions for underprivileged, refugee, and sick children by hosting birthday parties, giving gifts, and having other festivities.

As one of the six branches of Penn Student Government (PSG), the NEC strives to ensure undergraduates are adequately represented at all levels of the university. We fulfill this mission by running elections and enforcing university election codes for the elected branches of Penn Student Government, nominating students to Penn's twenty-seven university wide committees and the university's highest deliberative body, the University Council, and educating the student body about student government affairs.

Nominations and Elections Committee (NEC)

We are a group of undergraduate and graduate students at Penn interested in the technology, economics, and law related to blockchains and cryptocurrencies. We host classes, speaker events, social events, and the annual Penn Blockchain Conference.

Penn Blockchain

Penn's fun and inclusive boxing club running regular conditioning, technique, and sparring sessions for all levels from beginner to competitive.

Penn Boxing Club

Penn's fun and inclusive boxing club running regular conditioning, technique, and sparring sessions for all levels from beginner to competitive.

Penn Club Gymnastics is a club team at the University of Pennsylvania managed through PennRec and SCC/SAC. The club is usually composed of 25-30 hardworking men and women, and it aims to provide an opportunity for beginners and experienced gymnasts to develop their skills and continue their love of the sport.

Penn Club Gymnastics is part of the National Association of Intercollegiate Gymnastics Clubs (NAIGC), which allows us to compete in meets throughout the year and compete in the National Championships at the end of the spring semester. The nearly 80 NAIGC clubs across the country form a friendly community in which gymnasts, from beginners to advanced, can learn and compete together.

Penn Club Gymnastics

To promote the sport of badminton and to play competitively against different schools across the country.

Penn Competitive Badminton Club

Counterparts is Penn’s oldest co-ed a cappella group. Founded in 1981, Counterparts has a repertoire spanning from pop hits to jazz standards - including Etta James' "At Last," hits like Radiohead’s “Creep," and alumnus John Legend’s “Slow Dance" (CP '99).

Penn Counterparts

We field teams to over ten tournaments per semester, topping off our season in the spring with the National Tournament. We send teams to the World University Debate Championship, occurring in Mexico this year. Each year, we host a tournament that attracts debaters from universities across the nation. Over the course of the year, we have accumulated several accolades including: top speaker awards, top novice and varsity team finishes, and multiple national qualifiers.



Penn Debate Society

The premier debate association on campus, competing in the American Parliamentary Debate Association

Penn Democrats is a student-run Democratic organization open to all members of the Penn community. Our mission is to provide a stimulating and enjoyable forum for the discussion of politics and current events.



Penn Democrats

Penn's student-run Democratic organization

The Penn Fashion Collective is, in essence, the CFDA of Penn. We are a community committed to the fashion industry and dedicated to the support, defense, and encouragement of all interested members of the Penn community. We foster budding designers and give them resources to work with and a stage to display their work. The Penn Fashion Collective works to provide opportunities for students who are interested in: fashion design, fashion show production, and more.

Penn Fashion Collective

A community committed to the fashion industry and dedicated to the support, defense, and encouragement of all interested members of the Penn community.

Penn Students for Bernie is a club for University of Pennsylvania students interested in helping make Bernie Sanders the next president of the USA.

Penn for Bernie

Penn for Bernie is an organization dedicated to electing the most progressive candidate-Bernie Sanders-as the next president of the USA

People who enjoy signing and Deaf culture. Deaf, hearing, and all levels of signing ability are welcome! 



Penn In Hand

American Sign Language & Deaf Culture Club

Founded in 2008, Penn Science Across Ages (PSAA) is a University of Pennsylvania student group dedicated to improving science education in the West Philadelphia public school system. Penn students, or PSAA Fellows, from all schools and majors are trained by PSAA in inquiry-based teaching methods. With PSAA's support, Fellows lead weekly science programming during the school day or after school.



Penn Science Across Ages

Supporting local education in the sciences

Penn Tech Review is building the largest database of inspiring profiles in technology.

Penn Tech Review (PTR)

Promoting tech at Penn through a publication and speaker events

We are a student-run organization dedicated to promoting mathematics on Penn’s campus. We organize various events throughout the year to give students a taste of not only the theoretical aspect of math but also its various applications in life. 

